>You go to prison in America you will be brutally tortured Having read the article for context, I think you could gain some perspective from it: >In Syrian pr

>You go to prison in America you will be brutally tortured Having read the article for context, I think you could gain some perspective from it: >In Syrian prisons, dissidents are beaten, given electric shocks, crushed in a folding board called the “flying carpet” and hanged in their thousands after two-minute “trials”. More commonly, prisons are vile because they are overcrowded and ill-managed, so the nastier inmates (and guards) can do what they please. At some Brazilian lockups, for example, heavily outnumbered guards patrol the perimeter and allow gang bosses to impose order within.